we found the location of the centroid 'C' of this section to be: Z = 61.6 mm; y = 80.68 mm Determine the new principal centroidal axes (PCA's) of this section. Clearly illustrate the Imin and Imax axes, and the angle of orientation on an appropriate sketch of the section. (b) For the given orientation of the moment, determine the position of the neutral axis. (c) Determine the stress at points A and B. y y' 30 mm M =25kNm Z (a) A 140 mm 30 mm 30 mm 70 mm Z 30 mm C y 170 mm B

we found the location of the centroid 'C' of this section to be: Z = 61.6 mm; y = 80.68 mm Determine the new principal centroidal axes (PCA's) of this section. Clearly illustrate the Imin and Imax axes, and the angle of orientation on an appropriate sketch of the section. (b) For the given orientation of the moment, determine the position of the neutral axis. (c) Determine the stress at points A and B. y y' 30 mm M =25kNm Z (a) A 140 mm 30 mm 30 mm 70 mm Z 30 mm C y 170 mm B

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